You are welcome to attend a special screening of  Six Inches of Soil, followed by a panel discussion, including a panel discussion with the film’s producer, Claire Mackenzie. The event will take place on Tuesday, 12 November, from 6:00 pm to 9:15 pm at Watersmeet.

Six Inches of Soil is an inspiring British independent documentary that explores the importance of soil health and regenerative farming. The film tells the story of young British farmers who are challenging the industrial food system, aiming to restore soil health, improve our wellbeing, and contribute to local communities through sustainable farming practices.
The documentary highlights the urgency of the current agricultural crisis but also offers hope, showcasing practical solutions that can help transform our food system for the better.

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Welcome to Active Parks, your gateway to a healthier and more active lifestyle! Our diverse range of outdoor activities are designed to cater to all fitness levels and preferences, offering you the perfect opportunity to enjoy the beautiful parks, open spaces, and woodlands of Three Rivers. Whether you’re looking to start a new fitness journey or enhance your current routine, we have something for everyone. Join us and get active today!

Tour de Ricky is back in style Saturday 1st June! As well as  cake-powered rides, there are cycling related fun at Woodoaks Farm for anyone who wants a bit of fresh air, to explore new ways to get active and, most importantly, drink tea.

The team from Watford Cycle Hub will be on hand to take a look at your bikes and talk about training and skills. SPOKES, the South West Herts cycling group will explain how to get involved in campaigning for better infrastructure and services as well as how to join one of their amazingly welcoming local rides.

Freewheel and Ridgeback Kids will be demonstrating the latest kit and bikes – which you can buy through Watford Cycle Hub – and there are a number of local fitness organisations having run taster sessions. It could be the day when you discover inner yogic bliss, get hooked on Nordic walking or find an activity that could change your life.

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Gardening Fair is returning this 26th May 2024 at Carpenders Park, Community Hall, WD19 5EG, it’s an immersive experience for gardening enthusiasts, organic and natural products, fresh produce and those eager to explore the world of flora and small animals supplies.

Join the Climate Change Trail to explore the local impact of climate change and discover actionable solutions. As our community faces rising temperatures and extreme weather events, understanding adaptation strategies is crucial. From cycling to reduce emissions to retrofitting homes for energy efficiency, every individual can make a difference. Take part in the trail to learn, engage, and empower yourself to take meaningful action. Together, we can create a resilient and sustainable future for our community. Join us on the Climate Change Trail and be a part of the solution!